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Jan. 18: Train the lawmakers to make laws, and other letters to the editor
Justice Canada lawyer Edgar Schmidt leaves federal court in Ottawa on Jan. 15, 2013. Mr. Schmidt asserts that Parliament is not being told when new legislation likely violates the Charter.
France’s appeal for more troops in Mali falling on deaf ears
A French soldier climbs inside a light armoured vehicle as it is unloaded from a Canadian Forces CC-177 Globemaster III in Bamako, Mali, on Jan. 17, 2013. The Canadian cargo plane also carried medical supplies and ammunition.
When it comes to geography, are we lost in the world?
Connie Wyatt Anderson
W. Brett Wilson on turning Kingston Penitentiary into a tourist attraction
How many millions will H&R CEO get for buying Primaris?
How many millions will H&R CEO get for buying Primaris?
AFN chiefs sidestep discussing ways to oust Atleo
Shawn Atleo is national chief of the Assembly of First Nations.
Lincoln: For Stephen Harper, a political script worth following
Jeffrey Simpson
Toronto police officer in serious condition after being struck by car
Toronto Police car.
Carrick on money: The cost of owning a small dog? Almost $13,000
Small dog.
Cogeco not for sale? Not for long
Sean Silcoff
Top 10 tips for cheap – and rewarding – travel
Rear view of family in the sand
Four ways to help land a big sale
Ryan Caligiuri
How to turn big national players into customers
Bullfrog Power co-founder and president Tom Heintzman
Del Grande seeking a ‘clean break’
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford with budget committee chair Mike Del Grande during a brief stop into the committee room in Toronto on Jan. 8, 2013.
Bolshoi’s artistic director attacked with acid in Moscow
An October 2011 file photo shows Bolshoi Theater artistic director Sergei Filin, left, and then president Dmitry Medvedev attending a gala opening of the Bolshoi in Moscow.
China’s economy comes to a crossroads
A worker carries steel bars on top of the Shanghai Tower construction site while the skyscrapers in the Pudong area of Shanghai are shrouded in heavy fog, Jan. 16, 2013.
January 18: Your daily horoscope
Capricorn
Quartet: Hoffman's directing debut is Masterpiece Theatre as comfort food
Tom Courtenay and Maggie Smith in Quartet
On the Road: Film’s out of step with Kerouac’s Beat
Sam Riley, Kristen Stewart and Garrett Hedlund in On the Road.
My kid finally caught the flu. How do I get him better?
Minister says B.C. wait lists too long
B.C. Health Minister Margaret MacDiarmid, middle, acknowledges that waiting lists for care are longer than she would like.
Beware of Mr. Baker: Doc reveals legendary hard-rock drummer bent on self-destruction
Drummer Ginger Baker in Beware of Mr. Baker
The Last Stand: Arnie’s return to the screen actually works
Arnold Schwarzenegger in The Last Stand.
The Bastard Sings the Sweetest Song: A family love story
Muscle and Mary in The Bastard Sings the Sweetest Song
Quake-damaged Haida Gwaii hot springs slowly trickling back to life
Gwaii Haanas superintendent Ernie Gladstone stands in an empty cliff pool after an earthquake off the coast of British Columbia.
In Beit Shemesh, a cauldron of conflict
Ultra -Orthodox Maimon Avital, 70, waits at a bus stop in Beit Shemesh. He immigrated to Israel 40 years ago from Morocco. He says that he believes that everyone in Israel should do their military duties and was a soldier himself for 16 years even though he studied in a yeshiva.
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